Effectively Teaching Grammar: What Works (and What Doesn’t Work)
All educators agree that students are better writers when they have an understanding of grammar. To be effective…
Category: Education
The Art of Cheating on Tests and How to Make the Best out of it
by Maria Davou Students cheat. I cheat, you cheat, they cheat. It’s a fact. Students cheat, we cheated as students.…
Who says managing a preschool class is a mission impossible?
By Valia Georgilaki In any educational setting, classroom management plays an essential role in creating a safe environment where…
Who wants to live in front of a screen?
Only a few years ago we were discussing the issue of the computer illiterate teacher. I lived this time intensively…
A Fresh New year-a Better Me
In teaching practice there is perpetually room for development. Some of the most heatedly discussed qualities of a good teacher…
Flipped learning for a world turned upside down
The global coronavirus pandemic has forced educators to become more flexible, not only in the context of public schools but…
Leadership: Nature or Nurture?
By Emmanuel Kontovas “A leader is best when people barely know he exists, when his work is done, his aim…
Teachers are Story Tellers
By Olga Velitzelou, FLS owner, Thessaloniki We all have the need to hear from story tellers in these difficult times.…
Embracing Newcomers in our Educational Context
By Chrysoula Lazou*, EFL state school teacher The beginning of a school year involves embracing newcomers with diverse demographics, from…
Coronavirus and distance learning: Challenges and benefits
By now, everyone living on planet Earth must have heard of coronavirus pandemic – that’s a wild guess. But,…